In Memory of Marshall B. Dendy and Family
A heartfelt tribute recalling Marshall B. Dendy born February 16 1833 died April 21 1911 aged 78. He married Mary Louisa Tenny October 8 1867 and she died August 4 1883. The notice honors his large family and lists children and kin across several generations with references to church, Civil War service, and long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meitor Keowee Courter
Marshall B. Dendy
James FT
Elizabeth Knox Dendy
Sacred Oldichiand Hometead
Nytome Priday
Mary Louisa Tenny
Henry Hardy Penny
Anton Wees
DA. Porritt
Dendy
Mannie T. Bennell
Dh Magill
W. Henry
J. Arvin Denty
Minis OR
Charles Penny Deny
Leste
Louise Tha Curbin
Meredith Brooks Tolley
G. M. Wilops
Chitsali
Tend
Amale
Ocovo
State Legislaire
Meier
Brea
Phe Qwetler
Otton
William Tl
Dev
Hickey
Eld Tebhind
S. Worth Menage Aid
Ty Bendy
Baat Wort
Sting
Taney
Marsbath Bk
Benny
Ates Eriewi
EL Denibys
Hanes
Major Fittess I
Wren
Toma
Elton
Elena
John CO
Cali
Hsibe
Abd
Enih
Will of Duryea heir names nurse as beneficiary in vast estate
New York May 18 The will of Walter Duryea founder of a Nassau County fortune details a $1.8 million share for his longtime nurse and housekeeper Miss Wlowtor Veroghio who tended him during his twelve years of illness after a fatal diving accident. The will also provides $30,000 in trust plus a Montclair New Jersey house and estate liquid assets after legacies. Additional bequests include Pratt Institute Roosevelt Hospital and the Children’s Home Society among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wallee
Duryea
Oyster Bay
Vate
Montelaly
Nenelelarion
Nassau Hospital
Mia
Eva Thalberg
Roosevelt Hox- Wal
Uiother
Tone
Prieudiers
Louis Conall
Butler
EB Sadler
Cn Moyo
Diryea
May Courier subscription drive fuels contest push
The Courier urges readers to boost May subscriptions and renewals for the May Contest with two prizes for largest new and renewal totals. Participants are advised to contact C W Pitchford in Valhalla for details as the contest enters its final week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadueaday
Olsig
Elvan
Goblil
To Tay
C.W. Pitchford
The
Courier
Dispensary Inquiry Calls Pelder to Appear May 29
The state dispensary investigation calls Thos B Pelder of Anderson Felder Rountree and Wilson to appear May 29 to disclose any connection with Cole L Blease or others linked to the dispensary. Attorney General Lyon and other counsel may attend. the commission demands full information and to have Felder write his book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. B. Pelder
Atlanta
Cole L. Blease
Cal. Felder
Commission
Col
Felder
Lyon
Col. Felder
Thomas K. Pelder
Anderson
South Carolina
Sild Anderson
Rountree
Wilko
Thos. L. Felder
Cole
Wright Family of Edgefield in Confederate Service
The Confederate Veteran notes Jacob Wright of Edgefield County SC had nine sons who served. Several were killed in action at Sharpsburg and the Wilderness. others fought at Petersburg and Appomattox. Only one son drew a pension. the rest perished or returned home. A surviving son references Dean’s Compound to treat lingering wounds. Mayor Girard, Alabama, offers free remedy guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wright
Edgefield County
South Carolina
Thos. C. Wright
Bufaula
Ala
Cedar Mountain
Joseph H. Wright
Harper's
Sharpsburg
J. Wesley Wright
South Carolina Regiment
Malvern HM
the Wilderness
J. Russell Wright
Vic
Richmond
J. Fietcher Wriehk
Peterburg
Wink Peek
Petersburg
Appomattox
Lee
Fey
Dhanuary
Rh. Wright
Wilcox
Alabama
A. C. Wright
Wax
Apopomattox
Robert Weight
Dabort
Thomas ©. Wright
John W. Wright
Arehanogola
Dayan
Judge Brawley retires from South Carolina Federal Court
Judge William H I Brawley, age 70, has mailed resignation to President Taft. He served 17 years on the United States District Court for South Carolina, appointed by Cleveland in 1894. Potential successors named include H A M Smith, B A Hagood, W Hughes of Charleston, P M Sanders of Spartanburg, and ex Governor M I Ansel of Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HI. Brawley
United States District Court of
South Carolina
Taft
Brawley
Federal District Court of
Cleveland
H. A. M. Smith
B. A. Hagood
W. Hughes
Charleston
PM. Sanders
Spartanburg
M. I. Ansol
Greanvilla
Murder at Mobile Hotel Shocks City Police Probe Underway
In Mobile on May 13 Jimes WW, a railroad clerk, was fatally shot by Damnea Le Reynolda of Arruata, Ga, after reportedly finding a man in a hotel room with his daughter Toynolde. Reynolda, who claimed the man was Duggan, fired twice, one bullet striking near the heart. Reynolda is jailed without bail as authorities determine next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Jimes
Dushan
Damnea le Reynolda
Arruata
Dieen
Toynolde
Yeatarda
Nis
Reynolda
Duggan
Reynolds
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